Dracula, Dead and Loving It

The combination of Mel Brooks and Leslie Nielsen (R.I.P.) is a modern classic comedy match up. This is a smart film that does for "Dracula" what "Young Frankenstein" did for it's counterpart. Brooks goes further than your usual spoof and you could tell that he loved classic monster films. There are a good number of jokes that required you to see the 1931 version of "Dracula". Justice is served. Listen to the children of the night. What music they make.